Chini Maya, a resilient 52-year-old farmer from Ghusel village, Lalitpur faced immense challenges in supporting her family. With her husband physically disabled the burden of providing for her household fell squarely on her shoulders. Life was a daily struggle until she was benefitted the Caritas Nepal NLRP II program.
Through NLRP II Program, Chini Maya received comprehensive agricultural training, learning innovative farming techniques that emphasized organic practices. She mastered the art of cultivating onions, cabbage, green peas, garlic and other vegetables without relying on harmful pesticides. This not only improved the quality of her produce but also safeguarded the health of her family and the environment. The impact of this training was profound. Chini Maya’s productivity climbed, leading to a significant increase in her income. With her fresh earnings, she was able to transform her family’s lifestyle. They enjoyed better nutrition, improved living conditions and most importantly Chini Maya could afford to send her granddaughters to school securing a brighter future for the next generation.

Her success story didn’t end there. Inspired by her achievements Chini Maya became a beacon of motivation for her community. She shared her knowledge and techniques with fellow villagers, encouraging them to embrace sustainable farming. Her influence sparked a local agricultural revolution, fostering a community of farmers dedicated to organic practices and improved livelihoods. Chini Maya’s journey, empowered by the NLRP program showcases the transformative power of education and sustainable farming. Her story is a testament to resilience, the importance of community support and the life-changing impact of empowering women in agriculture.